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  • How Did Rocky Mountain National Park Get Its Name?

    Rocky Mountain National Park encompasses more than 415 square miles of Colorado's Rocky Mountains. Early inhabitants and explorers gave this mountain range its name more than two centuries ago.

  • How to Choose a Camper for Your Truck

    Truck campers let you turn your vehicle into one that is perfect for vacations, but there are a lot of things to consider before making a purchase. When you start looking at the different types of...

  • How to Plan Freeze Dried Backpacking Food for a Week

    Food is the biggest concern when planning for a week-long backpacking trip. Weight is the next biggest concern. That's where freeze dried food comes in. It's a lightweight and nutritious option to...

  • How to Make a Homemade Swamp Cooler

    If you've ever been camping in the middle of summer, you know how hard it is to sleep when you're hot and sweaty. Even a 10 degree drop in temperature can make a big difference in your comfort...

  • Building a Camp Shower

    Making your own camp shower can be fun and easy with a few household items. Find a large umbrella you are no longer using. Get a couple of shower curtains and ensure that you can't see through...

  • How to Put Out Duraflame Logs

    Duraflame firelogs are designed to burn for up to four hours at a time without the benefit of or need for kindling, tinder or wood logs. You should only light a Duraflame firelog if you're...

  • Where Can You Set Up a Tent on a Beach?

    Staying on a beach is a unique way to experience camping. Sleeping on the sand is more comfortable than sleeping on tree roots and rocks. There are a few points to keep in mind when deciding where...

  • How to Combine Duraflame With Real Logs

    Duraflame firelogs are designed to burn continuously for three to four hours. Combining Duraflame logs with real logs is not recommended because it might exceed the heat rating of your fireplace...

  • How to Clean Rust From a Knife

    A strong and sturdy knife can be an outdoorsman's best friend. Once rust begins to set in on a knife blade, however, its usefulness is greatly diminished. If rust has begun to take residence on...

  • How to Clean Rust From a Pocketknife

    A pocketknife can be a useful tool whether you use it regularly for whittling or a similar hobby or you carry it for emergency purposes. Rust, however, can easily destroy a knife blade. Clean rust...

  • How to Put Up a Hillary Tent

    Meant for budget-minded beginners, the popular Hillary tent balances a small price tag with somewhat larger quality concerns. Still, if you're not planning to scale Mount Everest, the tent (named...

  • How To Extend Tent Poles

    The first time you pull out that pile of small, fiberglass poles for your tent, it can be befuddling trying to determine how the numerous, tiny poles are ever going to create the frame of the...

  • How to Plan for The Best Camping Vacation

    You and your family plan on going on a vacation anytime soon, specifically camping? We'll discuss how to plan the best camping vacation that you and your family are surely to never forget.

  • How to Light a Pilot Light on a RV Hot Water Tank

    Lighting a standing pilot light on an RV hot water tank is an easy task once you know some of the principals of operation. Working with natural gas or propane can be dangerous if not handled...

  • How to Get Mold Out of a Plastic Air Mattress

    Getting mold out of a plastic air mattress is important. Mold spores can cause illness and breathing problems. This is especially problematic for children or senior citizens. Air mattresses are...

  • What Are Low Tech Ways to Make Water Safe to Drink?

    Whether you're camping, you're stranded or you're in the middle of a natural disaster, there may come a time when your usual supply of tap water just isn't available. Safe drinking water is one of...

  • How to Repair a Broken Tent Pole Joint

    Repairing tent poles sometimes becomes necessary when you're on a camping trip in the backwoods or just the backyard. Over time, fiberglass tent pole joints can wear out or are broken in...

  • How to Remove a Dining Table in Fifth Wheel

    Most people find, after using their fifth wheel for a while, that there are things they want to change about how the furniture is organized inside. Much of it is built-in (sofas, beds, etc.) but...

  • How to Prime an RV Water Pump

    An RV water pump that has not been used in a while, whether because the RV was being stored or because it's a newly installed pump, will need to be primed before use. The process to prime an RV...

  • How to Use a Zodi Camp Shower

    Zodi portable camp showers (Hot Tap and Stove Top units) allow campers to enjoy the comfort and benefits of an indoor hot shower in an open or secluded setting outdoors. Zodi camp showers use a...

  • How to Make Fire Gel

    Still pushing onward and upward from the days of rubbing two sticks together, we continue to look for quicker and easier ways to start a fire. You can always cheat by using gasoline, but there's a...

  • Fort Custer State Park Facts

    Fort Custer State Park is a recreation area located in the midst of southern Michigan farmland, not far from Chicago. It is noted for its abundant trails that are utilized throughout the year.

  • How to Camp in a Truck Cap

    While camping in a pickup truck cap will never be as comfortable as an RV, there are times when it will be preferable to camping in a tent. In the desert, scorpions and rattlesnakes seek warmth...

  • Easiest Way to Bundle Firewood

    Whether you are fueling a campfire or stoking an indoor wood stove, gathering and storing firewood is an ongoing task. When you are wide awake and your fire is burning during the warm part of the...

  • Care for Canvas Wall Tents

    A wall tent is a fabric shelter that has been designed with a rigid frame, so the resulting structure has straight walls. Many wall tents are designed using cotton fabric known as canvas. Canvas...

  • How to Cut Youself With a Pocket Knife

    If want you want is a cut, it is easier to achieve than you think. To get cut,all you need to do is forget you are dealing with something designed to be sharp enough to cut things and this can...

  • Can You Treat Your Own Mosquito Net?

    Malaria is an infection of the blood caused by the presence of parasites in the red blood cells. Malaria is transmitted to humans through the bite of an infected mosquito. In areas of the world...

  • How to Set Up a Metal Pole Army Tent

    The metal pole army tent, more commonly referred to as the pup tent, has a long history in the American military and has proven to be a stable and reliable shelter under almost any condition. This...

  • How to Harvest Firewood

    Harvesting your own firewood provides an opportunity to get a great outdoor workout while saving money that would otherwise go toward heating your home. Always be careful when harvesting firewood...

  • How to Ignite Table Top Gas Grills

    Table-top gas grills offer convenience and portability for quick outdoor cooking at a campground or picnic in the park. Table-top models are essentailly just smaller versions of the gas grill you...

  • How to Clean a Coleman Road Grill

    Coleman is a prominent name in camping gear. Available at all sorts of stores, including Wal-Mart and Dick's Sporting Goods, the cooking products usually come in a nonstick variety. The road...

  • How to Build a Fire in a Firepit

    The campfire is a central part of any campsite, providing warmth as well as a gathering place to cook, eat, tell stories and enjoy the company of friends and family. Whether building the fire for...

  • Proper Firewood Storage

    To safely light and maintain a good campfire during your camping trip, you'll need to store your firewood safely. Storing it in the wrong place or manner can cause it to ignite, risking a forest...

  • How to Bundle Firewood

    If you have ever been camping, you have probably seen the signs advertising firewood. The wood is ready for the fire and comes in prepackaged amounts already bundled. If you have access to wood,...

  • How to Add Wheels to a Picnic Table

    Picnic tables are a staple of family camping trips and have been for decades. A place to gather, talk and eat, the only downside often is its lack of portability. Even if you have a picnic table...

  • How to Remove Oil From Stone Sharpening Stones

    Sharpening stones can be an outdoorsman's best friend. Used for cutting, digging and even self-defense, there is no substitute for the convenience and safety of having a sharp knife. As long as he...

  • What Kind of Tent Stakes Can Be Used for Gravel?

    Tent stakes are used to provide a secure foundation, even in wind. The best ones hold not only in soft soil but also the gravel of a campground or riverbank.

  • How to Replace an RV Toilet Flange

    Millions of people enjoy getting away to the outdoors in their RV. One of the reasons people have RVs is the convenience of accessing their own bathroom with a toilet rather than using primitive...

  • RV Holding Tank Problems

    Most RVs have a fresh water, gray water and black water system as well as holding tanks to keep it in. Fresh water is what comes out of the faucets. Gray water is what goes down the drain in sinks...

  • How to Remove Mold From Tents

    Mold and mildew not only look bad on a tent, they can eventually damage the fabric enough that it is unusable. The best cure for mold buildup is prevention -- always let your tent dry before...

  • How to Poop in the Woods

    Pooping in the woods is an art that must be mastered (okay, not really). Even if you only take short hikes, you never know when there might be an emergency. Certain steps will protect the...

  • Types of Flash Lights

    The invention of the flashlight gave people the freedom to illuminate a darkened space at the press of a button. Since the invention of this tool, several different types of flashlights have been...

  • What Wood Makes Good Firewood?

    A good indoor or outdoor fire can be maintained only with appropriate firewood. While fire starters and kindling are important, the quality of the firewood is crucial for a successful fire. Good...

  • How to Make a Child's Shower Wrap

    Whether you are camping, boating or just enjoying a day at the local swimming pool, a shower wrap can help your child stay warm and get dry. Hooded towels keep hands free while your child is...

  • How to Start a Fire in a Woodburning Fireplace

    It is a fact that starting a fire in a woodburning fireplace, is not as easy as one would think. You don't just want to start a fire; you want to start one that will last for hours and hours....

  • How to Make a Canopy Out of a Tarp

    Trekking along the open range and need to take shelter from the rain or sun, but you don't have a tent? Barbecuing in the back yard and the sun is more than you care to bear? It's possible to...

  • How to Choose the Right Camping Trailer

    Camping trailers allow you to bring more of the comforts of home with you into the wilderness---or the trailer park. Camping trailers come in a variety of shapes, sizes and styles, from 40-foot...

  • LED Vs. Incandescent Flashlights

    Flashlights are useful to have on hand at home, work and in your car in case of emergencies such as power outages and car trouble. When selecting a flashlight, you have a choice between...

  • How To Make a Sun Shelter

    If you are faced with a survival situation where you need to escape the sun, building some type of shelter may be your only defense. The sun can rob your body of much-needed energy and fluids,...

  • How to Build Games for the Outdoors

    Enjoying the outdoors can involve a wide range of activities. Group activities can be entertaining and memorable for everyone, from the most active enthusiasts to those who are less than thrilled...

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